By Laura Bristow - EvoLLLution. In today’s climate of high postsecondary tuition, prospective students are asking whether college is worth the investment, challenging colleges and universities across the board—both traditional and proprietary—to prove an ROI. More...

By Peter Smith - EvoLLLution. While some forward-thinking public and non-profit colleges and universities experimented with flexible, experimental and student-centered approaches to education in their early days, proprietary institutions were first to the punch. More...

By Diana Wu - EvoLLLution. While the higher education marketplace is becoming increasingly competitive, both analysts and leaders have suggested that elite, big-name universities are protected from the change. More...

By Angie Besendorfer - EvoLLLution. What is in the promise of higher education? Most parents, if asked, would certainly say they hope their child will earn a college degree. That is probably based on the assumption (backed up by research) that people with degrees have more opportunities and earn much more in their lifetimes, even after taking into account the cost of tuition. More...

By Evan Duff - EvoLLLution - Co-written with Jonathan Shores. As educators with over 40 years of combined experience with private liberal arts institutions it is safe to assume that we are biased when it comes to our belief that there is great value in attending and graduating from a liberal arts college. More...

By Colleen Carmean - EvoLLLution - Co-written with Darcy Janzen. New-traditional students are older, working, diverse and often unprepared for the rigor and self-regulation of college. This is the majority of students attending our campus at the University of Washington Tacoma. More...